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By Newcastle University On March 17, 2023

Will the UK Spring budget help us transition to a net zero society?

After the UK chancellor's recent Spring budget Professor of Energy, Sara Walker, shares her thoughts on what this means for a net...

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Tags: Energy, Research, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On March 14, 2023

How consumption of a Mediterranean diet could help reduce dementia risk

New research has found that what we eat may help reduce the risk of dementia.

Dr Oliver Shannon, Lecturer in Human Nutrition and...

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Tags: Research, Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On March 14, 2023

Are our pets leaking information about us?

We’re a nation of pet owners, and pet tech has increasingly become a responsible way of caring for and protecting our animals....

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Tags: Data, Research, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On March 8, 2023

How can art and poetry transform the housing sector?

If up to 80% of new home buyers wouldn’t consider buying a property built in the last ten years, how could poetry and art help?...

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Tags: Working with Business, Culture and Creative Arts, Poetry,

By Newcastle University On February 28, 2023

World Water Day 2023: Newcastle Hubs in action

This World Water Day is about accelerating change to solve the world water and sanitation crisis. And because water affects...

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Tags: One Planet, Research, Research Excellence,

By Newcastle University On February 23, 2023

How we’re challenging preconceptions of ageing and helping people age better

Newcastle University is world-leading in its ageing research. But did you know we're also world-leading in challenging the...

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Tags: Research, Alumni, Research Excellence,

By Newcastle University On February 16, 2023

How citizens’ assemblies can improve the quality of democracy

In recent years, we’ve seen an increase in seemingly insurmountable political divides in the general public. But recent research ...

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Tags: Data, Cities and Place, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On January 30, 2023

New measure identifies toddler speech & language delay

Local areas across England can now use the new Early Language Identification Measure (ELIM) and Intervention to identify speech,...

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On January 27, 2023

How our heart attack research is saving lives

Professor Vijay Kunadian, Clinical Professor of Interventional Cardiology at Newcastle University, is working on the world’s...

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Tags: Research, Alumni, Research Excellence,

By Newcastle University On January 25, 2023

How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the future of work?

The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic changed the face of working life for many. Changes that are still affecting how we work...

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Tags: Working with Business, Cities and Place, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On January 19, 2023

How small to medium-sized enterprises can benefit from apprenticeships

Discover how Higher and Degree Apprenticeships could be the secret to unlocking your staff’s potential at our next Business...

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Tags: Working with Business, Degree Apprenticeships

By Newcastle University On January 19, 2023

Children at risk from in-game purchases, new report finds

Academics from Newcastle and Loughborough Universities have explored the risks posed to children by in-game purchases and have...

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Tags: Data, Research Excellence

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Will the UK Spring budget help us transition to a net zero society?

After the UK chancellor's recent Spring budget Professor of Energy, Sara Walker, shares her thoughts on what this means for a net...

How consumption of a Mediterranean diet could help reduce dementia risk

New research has found that what we eat may help reduce the risk of dementia.

Dr Oliver Shannon, Lecturer in Human Nutrition and...

Are our pets leaking information about us?

We’re a nation of pet owners, and pet tech has increasingly become a responsible way of caring for and protecting our animals....

How can art and poetry transform the housing sector?

If up to 80% of new home buyers wouldn’t consider buying a property built in the last ten years, how could poetry and art help?...

World Water Day 2023: Newcastle Hubs in action

This World Water Day is about accelerating change to solve the world water and sanitation crisis. And because water affects...

How we’re challenging preconceptions of ageing and helping people age better

Newcastle University is world-leading in its ageing research. But did you know we're also world-leading in challenging the...

How citizens’ assemblies can improve the quality of democracy

In recent years, we’ve seen an increase in seemingly insurmountable political divides in the general public. But recent research ...

New measure identifies toddler speech & language delay

Local areas across England can now use the new Early Language Identification Measure (ELIM) and Intervention to identify speech,...

How our heart attack research is saving lives

Professor Vijay Kunadian, Clinical Professor of Interventional Cardiology at Newcastle University, is working on the world’s...

How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the future of work?

The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic changed the face of working life for many. Changes that are still affecting how we work...

How small to medium-sized enterprises can benefit from apprenticeships

Discover how Higher and Degree Apprenticeships could be the secret to unlocking your staff’s potential at our next Business...

Children at risk from in-game purchases, new report finds

Academics from Newcastle and Loughborough Universities have explored the risks posed to children by in-game purchases and have...